shot an undercover police officer last night. the shooting happened on seminary avenue and 17st street not too far from oakland coliseum. police say there were three suspects. only one of them at this hour has been caught. "today in the bay's" christie smith is live in oakland this morning where she has the latest on this ongoing investigation. christie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jon. i spoke with an oakland police sergeant and says as far as he knows the two suspects they have been looking for since last evening is still on. most of the door to door searching is over right now. they are looking for potential evidence focusing near an apartment building. you see the dark vehicle there is a s.w.a.t. vehicle. seminary behind crime scene tape this morning for three to four blocks after an undercover oakland police officer who was sitting in his car was accosted by three men around 6:30 last night. in the confrontation he ended up being shot in the arm. that set off a massive manhunt.

the neighborhood in lockdown. chp helicopters were brought in. one man as you said earlier was detained and a gun recovered at the scene. the officer actually had been in the area investigating a shooting. a life threatening shooting that happened on sunday. we're told that officer was taken to the hospital and is expected to recover. i did ask the sergeant how long they might be out here and he said at this point he just doesn't know. we keep seeing them walking around with flashlights focusing on this one apartment building there. he says they are still looking for potential evidence. that's what we have from here reporting live from oakland, i'm christie smith, "today in the bay." the city council all set to meet tonight to talk about a plan to fight all of the violence like this thing going down. the man they have chosen is at the center of this generating a lot of controversy. looks like -- did we lose her? are you still there? the man generating this controversy. can you tell us why bratton is such a controversial figure?

>> reporter: you know, he had been the police chief in new york and l.a. and one of the policies that he supported was stop and frisk policy. a lot of people particularly here in oakland don't like that. they are saying at least at a public safety meeting held last week they think that will lead to racial profiling. at that public safety meeting the police chief in oakland spoke out in support of that and you could barely hear him. he was drown out by the boos from the crowd over this policy. it would be a $250,000 consulting contract they might give. the public safety committee said yes, we have to do something. violent crime up by 23% in oakland. again, this goes to the full city council and they have to make that decision on that tonight. >> all right. big decision featuring bill bratton. we'll check back in as the morning goes on. thank you. a special community meeting will be held today to talk about equipping some san francisco police officers with tasers. the chief wants to give about

100 officers the so-called stun guns and offering more training to dealing with mentally ill suspects. he made the proposal after an officer shot and killed a man carrying a box cutter last year. opponents of the plan say even though tasers are considered nonlethal, they can be deadly. san francisco is one of the only large departments in the entire country that does not allow officers to use tasers. tonight's meeting begins at 6:00 at the hamilton recreation center. the hunt is on for thieves that stole a dozen cars from an east bay dealership. those thieves broke open the locked gate at auto world in hayward at about 2:00 yesterday morning. they then broke into the office and found the keys to all of the cars. police say surveillance video shows about four to five people were involved in this heist. the stolen vehicles are worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. it was a big hit. they include audis, jaguars,

measur mercedes and bmws. robbers targeted an elderly couple during a home invasion. it happened last night at a home in 6700 block of bret harte drive. "today in the bay's" arturo santiago is live in san jose with the latest on this investigation. good morning, arturo. >> reporter: good morning, marla. at this point any sign of police activity has ended hours ago. there are sure to be lingering effects on this neighborhood throughout the day. as you mentioned, we're not far from leyland high school, about a block away. last night three men broke into the home of an elderly couple in the 6700 block of bret harte drive. they drove off in two of the victims' cars. one of the victims was able to break free and get to a neighbor's home and call for help. nbc bay area talked to a woman who lived in the neighborhood

for 16 years and she says she's never seen this kind of crime in the area. >> freaked me out and scared me. i think like everyone it's not the type of thing that we expect and i don't know how they profiled or how they were chosen and that's frightening. >> nerves are shot. they are shocked. but they are holding up pretty well. >> reporter: police are looking for the couple's cars. one is a 1997 tan toyota camry with license played 3ung690 and other is a green high land land. the couple is okay and police are trying to track down the armed suspects. in piedmont police trying to

determine if a pair of home invasion robberies are linked. police looking for at least three suspects who targeted a home on estates drive before 6:30 yesterday morning. it is believed that same group then hit another house about 20 minutes later near arroya avenue and york drive. during that robbery one of the suspects shot at a victim but fortunately missed. nobody was hurt in either of the home invasions. police say suspects took off in a newer model silver or gray suv which may have some damage on its left front end. 49ers season ticket holders will find out today if they won the lottery. in this case that means the option to buy tickets to the super bowl. the team will e-mail the locuck winners as early as this morning. some question whether they are winning anything since the cheapest tickets to the game are estimated to be about $2,000. and then once you get the tickets, you still have to get to the game which is in new orleans and then find a place to stay. southwest has virtually sold out

all flights from the bay area to new orleans. if you do manage to get a flight, you'll pay about 1,2$1, round trip. the niners are offering a travel package but it's not that much cheaper. $5,500 for three days. for those that want to fly in and watch the game and watch out, expect to pay $4,500. the fans say it's worth it. >> dig deep to pull that one off. >> fun to go. >> almost been 20 years since they've been to a super bowl. for some fans it will be priceless and worth every penny. >> looking for number six. >> and number 7 on the field. you're a big fan of kaepernick. >> christina loren joining us to talk about wt's happening outside. more sunshine, right? >> more sunshine. a beautiful day shaping up for you. this is the last one so you want to seize the day. 42 degrees to start you out. a cold start to the day. make sure you grab your coat. winter in the heart of it will feel like spring later on this afternoon. 38 degrees to start you out in

san jose. and 31 this morning in gilroy. a really good looking day shaping up. air quality has improved. we're now in moderate range. we should fall back into the good range as we head throughout tomorrow and after we get showers late wednesday into thursday. that's when we are tracking you are -- our next round of rain. if you want to hit the beach, one more day to do so. spectacular yet again and then things change. low clouds return. we'll tell you exactly when and how much rain we're expecting coming up. first, he's back which means it must be traffic tuesday. >> it is traffic tuesday. came back for one of my game days here. we're looking at the san mateo bridge. we had earlier issues. sounds like a tire tread was across one of the westbound lanes. that's your commute direction with taillights. traffic is moving smoothly. i say was because it looks like chp was able to get out there quickly and take care of that debris. westbound away from us catching up on the peninsula side. we'll look as you come toward us with headlights in the commute

direction. you see an even amount of traffic. nothing going on for the high rise as far as slowing goes. we see a nice flow of traffic to the peninsula. south bay shows a smooth drive as well. however, this incident which cleared is now back again. new location. same interchange north 101 approaching 280 reports of a disabled bus on the side there. sounds like there are 30 passengers onboard. i'm checking if that's a transit bus. sounds like a private one. doesn't sound like there are any injuries. debris reported with a christmas tree in the lanes to north 880. typical this time of year and road crews 85 at fremont. >> trying to get recycled. >> nice. holiday spirit continues. it is 5:10 right now. we can tell you google is growing. we have new information expected today about the tech giant's mountain view expansion plan. southwest now offering you a chance to jump to the front of the line for a price. find out what it will cost you. >> a lot more money.

and we'll look at apple a day ahead of its big report and wall street gets back to work all ahead in business.

welcome back. it's 5:13. google is going to talk more about plans to expand in mountain view today. the tech company will provide the mountain view city council with an update on the new construction slated for the north bay shore area. the presentation is expected to cover sustainability, transportation and the environment. google is also expected to talk about its bay view project. today's meeting is open to the public and begins at 5:00 at the council chambers. google will open books to investors a few hours before that meeting. scott mcgrew says that's not a coinciden coincidence. >> companies don't say much before they release quarterly

profits. it's called the quiet period for a reason. that's why google chose tonight's city council meeting to show off the plans that comes after the release of the numbers. we have to reach all of the way back to friday to get google's opening price on the stock market. markets were closed monday for dr. king's birthday. now, the monster financial report is wednesday. that's when apple opens its books. apple still the most valuable publicly traded company in the world but it's had a very difficult time lately. bloomberg speculating apple may see a decrease in its profit quarter to quarter. that hasn't happened in ten years. so back to work for wall street today. back to work for kayla tausche. she's live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning, kayla. >> good tuesday morning to you, scott. we have futures in the market that are mixed this morning as investors return from the holiday weekend. markets are coming off the third straight week of gains at the dow, nasdaq and s&p 500 sitting

at five-year highs. google and ibm will announce this afternoon. dow rising 53 points on friday. nasdaq slipping one to 3134. southwest is joining the list of airlines adding a few extra fees. 40 bucks for passengers who want to be the first to board their flight. the fee guarantees you'll be one of the first 15 people in line so you can choose your seat and stow your carry-on bags before anyone else. southwest already charges $10 for early bird check in service but the new boarding option can be purchased at the gate up to 45 minutes before your flight. scott, back over to you. >> all right. thank you much. i hate it when people catch onto that. ten bucks on southwest. you don't have to stand in line at all and now 40 bucks. i love paying the ten bucks. i seem to be the only person that did it.

>> it was a bargain. a nice service. >> all people lining up and you say, ha, i paid ten bucks. >> first on the plane. >> not for 40. >> free bag though. that's nice. that's funny. >> meteorologist christina loren looking at the tuesday forecast. a lot of first day back to work for a lot of people. >> certainly. everybody has a threshold for the cold just as they do for their wallet. this morning depending on your threshold you may want to break out the winter coat. 32 degrees in santa rosa. cold until 10:00 a.m. and then the sun will warm us up. heading toward a mild day with temperatures close to 70 degrees in the south bay. i'll get to that forecast in just a minute. want to point out how cold it is this morning. as we get throughout this afternoon, this is what we expect. by 2:00 to 3:00 p.m., clouds

increasing ahead of an area of low pressure that will bring us showers into your wednesday. cold pattern. cloudy weather returns throughout tomorrow. we stop clock on future cast at 10:00 a.m. mostly cloudy conditions and then bulk of the moisture comes through between noon and 7:00 p.m. travel cautiously. it hasn't rained for quite some time and dangerous on the roadways. we have oil out there and nothing to wash it off over the last two weeks. stop the clock at 2:00 p.m. on thursday and we clear out nicely. highs today will be comfortable to get outdoors. 66 degrees in livermore. 67 in fremont and 68 degrees in san jose. i know a lot of you have to get back to work today. we're tracking the drive with mike in one moment. want to show you on the seven-day forecast the up and down pattern we're headed toward. wednesday looks wet. thursday into friday cooling you off. temperatures will be in the 60s. you don't have to worry about dodging showers and that wet

pattern resumes sunday into monday dependent on how far south that jet stream stays over the course of the weekend. we'll track that for you. here he is as promised. mike inouye. >> good morning. i want to show you i swung the camera around. here's north 101 under 680/280 interchange. over here off in the distance is the approach and it looks like there's a set of lights that haven't moved much in the last ten minutes. that may very well be where that disabled bus is reported. chp now tells me they are putting out flares on the approach. slow lane blocked north 101 toward 680/280 interchange along the connector heading toward 680 north through the east bay. we'll show you the maps. this is what we're talking about here. up north 101 approaching the camera transition to north 680 is the area that may be affected as far as traffic flow by the flares and disabled bus in the area. we do have typically your christmas tree there getting on north 880 and road crew. other than that, south bay is

just fine. palo alto smooth drive for 101 and no delays up or down the peninsula. northbound with taillights. other side of the bay, oakland looks fine coming up north from san mateo bridge through downtown. light flow of traffic and bay bridge of course still light for now. it's traffic tuesday. back to you. >> okay. thanks so much. 5:19. 90% of ski resorts have them and more could be done to make them safe. we're talking about terrain parks. you may have seen them. they are like ski parks but in the snow. investigative reporter found these parks are built with no safety standards. >> reporter: these parks are a huge draw for snowboarders and skiers of all ages and have grown in popularity alongside big events like the x games. as the sport has taken off, there's little oversight on how they are designed. >> there isn't any design really. >> reporter: an expert witness has testified in several lawsuits against various ski resorts. he's also a professor of

mechanical engineering at uc davis. a recent study presented at a conference organized by the international society for skiing safety found the rate of spine and head injuries at terrain parks is double that compared to other areas at a resort. the key to preventing serious accidents is calculating the distance from the jump to the landing. >> basically it accommodates for any place you want to land and it makes it so that you land equally softly everywhere. >> any mathematical equation go into it? >> no. >> chris has been at the center of the craze since it began two decades ago. his company snow park technologies is responsible for dreaming up and constructing the jumps for the x games and the dew tour. he's also building terrain parks at ski areas all over the area in northern california that includes places like north star,

squaw and heavenly. >> it would be incredibly difficult if not impossible to develop a standard because speeds are so varying and user control is so varying it's for the like the brakes on a car. >> we'll have much more on this issue tonight at 11:00. that's when you will hear from a man now paralyzed after falling in a terrain park. he sued the ski resort and won. >> thanks so much. it's 5:21 right now. the construction coming today aimed at erasing effects of a tanker crash on the bay area's biggest bridge. why a sagging economy may be good news for america's students.

> good morning to you. a bad economy means more kids are graduating from high school.

the nation's high school graduation rate is the highest it's been since 1976. about 78% of students are graduating on time. education secretary arne duncan says in a struggling economy there's more competition for jobs which means kids feel a high school diploma is even more important. fire officials right now are trying to reassure east bay residents they are still safe following a series of recent firestation closures. contra costa county fire officials holding the latest in a series of community meetings. this one is in walnut creek. officials planning to discuss the closure of firestation 4 and how services will be impacted there. the meeting set to start tonight at 7:00 at the walnut heights elementary school. a total of four stations in walnut creek, clayton and lafayette will be shut down as part of a countywide plan to trim a $17 million budget gap. work is set to start this morning on a section of the bay

bridge damaged when it was hit by an oil tanker earlier this month. caltrans now planning to replace fenders on the western tower that was sideswiped back on january 7th. officials say the pier itself is okay because the fenders did exactly what they're supposed to do and absorbed that damage. the repair work expected to last a total of 4.5 months and could cost as much as $3 million. >> good morning to you. it's 5:25. hope you are bundled up in bed nice and warm. let's look at how cold it is outside with mislors. christina loren. >> a lot of people heading back for an abbreviated workweek. temperatures today will be a lot more comfortable. a lot more bearable than we expect over the course of the next few days. enjoy 68 degrees inland today. bayside 66 degrees. 65 at the coast. rain on the way as of tomorrow. we'll time out the storm system to your doorstep coming up.

first, mike is back and wants to look at your dive rive on your tuesday. >> report of tire debris cleared. no slowing across to the peninsula side from hayward. nice flow here. map shows you more on the east bay as you approach castro valley y. earlier debris there cleared north 238 approaching 880. smooth drive. smooth flow of traffic through the tri-valley. livermore is slowing on the right. there's that volume of traffic bringing speeds into the 40s and 50s now coming off the 205 merge with 580 and over in toward livermore border out of the altamont pass. typical. back to you. new video just into our newsroom of an overnight fire at a business in fremont. the latest details just ahead. also, it's a big day for some serious 49er fans. we'll let you know about the announcement coming today that may determine whether lucky season ticket holders will get to see the ultimate game in football live.

>> reporter: a neighborhood in oakland in lockdown this morning after an undercover police officer was shot in the arm. i'm christie smith. i'll have the latest on the search for suspects coming up in a live report. new this morning, four east bay teens hospitalized after being shot in a drive-by attack. we'll have the latest on that investigation. it will stay nice for today but after two weeks without a drop of rain, that pattern resumes as of tomorrow. your full forecast is moments away. we're just shy of 5:30. i already have flares out in the south bay. we'll give you the latest for your commute coming up. day two of the week. day one for most people of the workweek. spanning shot over san jose. sun probably coming up in a couple hours here on this tuesday, january 22nd. this is "today in the bay."

good morning. thanks for being with us. it's 5:30. i'm marla tellez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm jon kelley. good morning, everybody. right now we have the latest on a developing story that i think you will take. >> we've been following this developing story all night. mr. police in oakland have spent more than ten hours on the hunt for two suspects accused of shooting a police officer. the shooting happened on seminary avenue and 17th street not far from the oakland coliseum. "today in the bay's" christie smith joins us with more on what's been a door to door search so far. >> reporter: this stretch of seminary avenue behind crime scene tape and on lockdown. i spoke with a sergeant who says the door to door searching is over but there's a s.w.a.t. vehicle out there large and dark in the background. they are gathering evidence and seem to be focusing on an apartment building on the corner. one man detained. two others still loose this morning after an undercover oakland police officer sitting

in a car was shot in the arm. that happened just before 6:30 last night. that officer was investigating a shooting that happened sunday when three men accosted him. that set off a massive manhunt overnight. the neighborhood on lockdown as chp helicopters were brought out and s.w.a.t. teams searched door to door for the men. one person taken into custody. that person was taken to the hospital for treatment and is expected to recover and the shooting happened as oakland's police department, the city, facing a rise in violent crime. the city council considering approving a $250,000 security contractor to come in. i'll have more on what the city council has to decide coming up in the next half hour. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." new video just into our newsroom of damage caused by an

early morning fire in a furniture store in fremont. firefighters say a couch caught on fire inside the factory furniture outlet overnight. the building's sprinkler system came on and kept the fire from spreading. a lot of smoke throughout that building is a problem and likely a lot of water damage. we are happy to report nobody was hurt. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. brentwood police on the hunt for suspects involved in a drive-by shooting that injured four teenagers. they range in age from 13 to 16. they were all shot last night around 6:00 near a home on breton drive. the teens were standing on a sidewalk when three suspects inside a car opened fire. all four teens are said to have serious injuries but they are expected to survive. police say the car is described as a white or light colored late model four-door sedan. no word on a motive for the shooting or any kind of suspect

description. it's the kind of crime that puts everybody on edge. last night it happened in one of the south bay's safest neighborhoods. we're talking about a home invasion robbery that targeted an elderly couple. this one happened at a home in the 6700 block of bret harte drive very close to leyland high school and that's where "today in the bay's" arturo santiago is live right now in san jose. he has the latest on this ongoing investigation. arturo, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jon. we are about a block away from leyland high school. for the people who are familiar with this area, they know it to be an extremely quiet part of suburbia which is why this crime is hitting this neighborhood so very hard. three armed men broke into a home of an elderly couple and tied the couple up and then proceed to ransack their home, steal a number of items from the house, and then the suspects drove off in both cars belonging

to the victims. eventually one of those victims was able to get themselves free and get to a neighbor's home and call for help. at last word the couple is doing okay. police are trying to track down those stolen cars. one is a 1997 tan toyota camera. license plate is 3ung960. the other is a 2012 green toyota highlander. that car has a license plate of 5xiu520. if you have any information on the stolen cars or on the break-in itself, you are asked to call the san jose police department. live in san jose, i'm arturo santiago, "today in the bay." it is 5:34. lucky niners fans will find out as soon as this morning if they'll be in the stadium during the team's quest for a sixth world title. we're talking about 49ers season ticket holders waiting for an e-mail today telling them if they are eligible to purchase

tickets for the super bowl. those who win will be offered the chance to buy those super bowl tickets. bob says after generations as a season ticket holder, he's so ready. >> my grandfather who is an immigrant from france bought season tickets in 1949 with my dad and then over the years when a son was born, they would add to that. and i had two brothers who were ten years older so they got theirs in the early '60s and i got mine in 1970. i got an e-mail from the niners yesterday stating that the lottery is today and i would get an e-mail tomorrow as to whether i get my seats or not. we'll see. >> that's some serious loyalty. so what do you do if you're not a season ticket holder? the team says it will not have any individual tickets on sale on its site. they say if you want them, your best bet is to go to a ticket

broker and expect to pay a whole lot of money. we are your best bet for all of the 49ers news ahead of the big game. we have a team of more than 20 people headed to new orleans to cover the game and all of the festivities. you can find updates on air and online, nbcbayarea.com. >> so cool. niners going to the super bowl. can you imagine the giants winning the world series and the niners in the same season here? this would be awesome. >> bay area is the place to be. >> on fire. 5:36 right now. loren longho christina loren is here to tell us about another beautiful day in the neighborhood. >> another reason to love the bay area. we pay big bucks to live here. a nice rebound to a cold start to the day. it's really cold out there. you want to grab your heavy winter coat. it doesn't feel like winter but we're deep in the heart of it. we stop the clock on future cast at 8:00 a.m. this is what we expect. expecting a little bit of cloud

cover. that fog returning to the central valley. tule fog will creep in. high to mid level clouds move in around 2:00. a disturbance on the way for tomorrow slated to bring us showers. keep that in mind. i know san jose state students back at it tomorrow. bring that umbrella for you for the first day of school. 68 inland. bayside, 66. 65 degrees at the coast for today. we'll time that system out to your doorstep. want to help you plan around showers because there's more rainy days in the forecast. stay tuned for that. 5:27. mike is back and tracking your drive. >> an issue for the south bay first. a couple for the east bay as well. here's san jose. 101 northbound. really picking up volume over the last few minutes. a lot more headlights north past 680 where you look here. on the map approaching this interchange where we have our camera, there's reports of a disabled bus over there blocking possibly the slow lane because the flares are out. a distraction. still don't see a lot of slowing

but we will over the next few minutes because the burst is on now. first burst before 6:00. just road crews speckling the south bay. no big concerns for the rest of the route. a look out here at the bay bridge toll plaza where tit is building. 238 just off 880, detail for castro valley y and approach coming up. back to you. president obama was the man of the hour during yesterday's inauguration but the belle of the ball was michelle obama. she appeared at last night's events. dressed in a ruby colored gown made by designer jason wu. the same guy that designed her dress for the 2009 inaugural ball and he's now become a very big name in fashion. her shoes and had a diamond

embellished ring. her outfit was more anticipated than the president's speech. the dress and accessories will be donated to the national archives. >> she's always a stunner. her coat yesterday during the day was awesome. i want one. >> maybe get you one. not many talk about the president who wore the tuxedo. no one cared. south bay community right now taking matters into its own hands as it tries to deal with a deer problem. we'll tell you about the extreme step residents are now going to take coming up. a massive firefight to control a fire at a northern california military base. [ woman ] ring. ring. progresso.

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a nonstop adventure in washington d.c. president obama and vice president biden taking part in a national prayer service. religious leaders from across the country will deliver readings, blessings and hymns. after that the president and vice president will officially be tackling their second term. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live on capitol hill where the first item on that agenda is now dealing with america's debt. let the good times roll. >> reporter: the work begins again today and the debt was an issue before the inauguration and it still is an issue hanging over congress' head and president's head. he talked yesterday in his inaugural address about the annual deficit and dealing with that and health care costs and trying to bring those down. there's a vote scheduled in the house tomorrow that would allow us to raise the debt ceiling. republicans said they didn't want to do that without cutting

back spending. the president didn't want the two linked and republicans apparently have relinquished that threat and pushed for the raising the debt ceiling temporarily into the spring to pay bills. they also say if either chamber doesn't come up with a permanent budget, that chamber, either the house or senate, the lawmakers won't get paid. we'll see how that vote goes later today. the president laid out a number of things including climate change, gay rights, health care immigration, and it remains to be seen how much of that they will be able to tackle in the second term. >> he better eat his wheaties. time to get done. thank you very much. happening now, fire crews are battling to contain a fire at beale air force base about 50 miles north of sacramento. the fire has been burning for hours. this is what it looked like just last night. firefighters say they now have the fire about 75% contained. it broke out about 2:30 yesterday afternoon inside a building on that base. one person was inside at the

time but was not hurt. a firefighter battling the flames has been hurt but is expected to survive. the cause is under investigation. pro-choice advocates holding a rally today marking the 40th anniversary decision to legalize abortion. roe versus wade happened on this date in 1973. the step out for pro-choice rally will be held. a recent nbc/"wall street journal" poll finding 70% of americans say roe versus wade should not be overturned. this morning all flights have been canceled from san jose

to san jose. last week the faa and japanese officials announced all dreamliner flights worldwide would be grounded as investigators tried to determine what caused the series of issues with the new planes. japanese officials are running tests on the plane's lithium ion battery. i know you have been out enjoying the sunshine at the risk of sounding greedy, i just wish it would go on here. you say we'll get one more day, right, before the rain comes in? >> you'll get your last day. you're never greedy. he's not greedy. he just has wishful thoughts as all of us do. the wishful thoughts, think about summer when we hit 80, 90 degrees. you'll get plenty of it. plenty of the warm days. still in the heart of winter and a wet pattern returning as we head throughout tomorrow. 36 degrees to start you out in

petaluma. 34 in napa. i want to thank you for waking up with us each and every morning as you head back to work. dress in layers. it's still very cold out there to start. 31 degrees in gilroy for example. you have fallen below the freezing mark there. 38 in san jose. future cast tells the story of the day. clouds increasing. stop the clock at 2:00 p.m. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy conditions over the greater bay area at that point. stop the clock as we get into tomorrow. that's when we expect the first showers mid morning. and then those showers will continue until 5:00 p.m. we'll start to clear you out between 7:00 and 10:00 and then we'll see a nice day on thursday and friday. we just have to get through the first round of rain before we get a couple more dry days. temperatures will drop off. however, the wet pattern, the storm window doesn't open up until this weekend. 66 degrees in livermore today. 67 in fremont. 57 in san jose. spoiled in the south bay with temperatures close to 70.

that will be the case again today. tomorrow we take about ten degrees off of the south bay highs. it will be a wet overcast day. you want to keep that in mind and plan accordingly. like i said before, we won't open up the storm window until saturday and sunday. slight rain chances in the mix through monday. models disagreeing on how long the wet weather will last. i'll continue it through wednesday to be on the safe side because i've seen it before. 5:47. let's check the drive. good morning, mike. >> good morning, christina. not a great morning for castro valley y and 238. earlier disabled vehicle and then debris and now a fender-bender reported. third incident of the morning right here north 238 right at the 880 interchange. that's your commute heading up out of castro valley into oakland. no slowing at the scene. chp has yet to get on scene. we'll track that. we do have a burst of traffic coming in. this is west 580 approaching

dublin interchange. slowing through livermore. south 680 going through fremont and sunol. getting over the bridge you see the slowdown. let me show you the live look. disabled vehicle reported across the span. i found flashing lights heading up the incline. looks like one lane is blocked heading toward treasure island causing backup slowing but traffic is still moving. look at the toll plaza. they likely turned metering lights on early today. there's the backup forming here. back to you. >> appreciate it, mike. it's 5:48 right now. opening statements expected today in the retrial of a former san francisco police crime lab tech accused of skimming drugs. deborah madden's first trial ended in a hung jury last fall. prosecutors now say they have been saying she skimmed cocaine from the city's crime lab back

in 2009. the allegations led to closure of the lab and forced prosecutors to dismiss hundreds of criminal cases. in palo alto, children's hospital is now notifying 57,000 patients that a laptop containing their personal information was stolen. the hospital says the laptop was taken from a physician's car on the night of january 9th. while it contains information about past care and research involving patients, it was password protected. the hospital says there's no indication the information has been accessed or compromised. the hospital in the meantime is sending letters to affected patients. a gated senior community in san jose east foothills has a plans to deal with a growing deer problem. officials say the deer population has gotten out of control and some of the deer are starting to get very aggressive toward humans. a community spokesman says working with wildlife officials

on plan to sterilize female deer. managers holding a meeting with residents this week to try to explain their plan. the sterilization process is expected to start this weekend. it is 5:50. coming up, chuck wants more than just two bucks. the price hike coming for a wildly popular bargain line. plus we'll look at the go groupon deals going away ahead in business.

a real world test for

google's next best thing. google co-founder caught on camera taking a company prototype out for a test run. it shows him wearing the google glasses on a new york subway. the glasses are said to have the same capability as your smartphone. the user can see data on the tiny screen located in those frames. actually a tough time seeing anything you want to look at besides that. they don't expect the glasses to be available for a few years. the estimated cost $1,500. calling all wine lovers. that bargain beverage two buck chuck will now cost you an extra 50 cents. trader joe's upped the price to 2.50 a bottle. they offered the wine for affordable 1.99 until last week the cost of doing business forced the retailer to raise the price.

groupon is ending deals with shooting ranges and other gun related businesses. this decision apparently going all of the way to the top. >> good morning to you. the ceo of the company called for the end of those deals according to some reports, jon. groupon won't confirm that but does say deals with shooting ranges and gun safety education classes, clay pigeon classes, shotgun parks, no longer available on the site. a number of businesses distanced themselves from gun related incidents following the tragedy at sandy hook. other pensions sold its investment in gun manufacturers sort ll lly after the shooting. this wasn't entirely ethics at play. if a nationwide assault weapons ban does come, maker of assault weapons will not be a very good investment. wall street looking for a

good investment. hasn't been apple. apple reports profits on wednesday. look at the performance of the stock lately. if you invested in the last three months, you have lost 18% of your investment. if you thought the worst was behind apple a month ago, you were wrong. you are down 5%. if you invested in apple last week and said we have hit bottom here, you're down nearly 4%. we'll hear from apple on wednesday. marla and jon? >> interesting to see that one. thank you very much. meteorologist christina loren time to check the forecast. good morning. how's it looking? >> good morning to you. looking fantastic. temperatures today again unseasonably warm. get it while it's warm. we have some major changes as of tomorrow. 68 degrees inland. love saying that. bayside today, 66 degrees. for you at the coast, 65 degrees. not too bad as we head throughout tomorrow. we'll shave at least five to ten degrees off your daytime highs. 15 degrees in some cases and bring in rain. we'll time the system out and talk about what's to come for the weekend.

it's tuesday. not too early to think about the weekend. you have to work for it. >> that's true. not too early to leave if you are leaving in the next few, leave now after i give you update for the south bay and for the city. here's san jose showing slowing burst over the last ten minutes really hitting the speed sensors for north 101 on maps. you see 680 and 880 that orange zone speeds coming down into the 40s because of volume. approaching the area we're concerned because that bus still reported sticking out into lanes with flares on scene. there is a bus over there blocking the slow lane causing slowing north of tully now. accord the bay, metering lights turned on before 6:00. just about 5:45. a stall now on the upper deck. service patrol trying to get there as well and clear that from slow lane on the incline jammed up as you come off that berkeley curve. back to you. >> a reason why it's called traffic tuesday. thank you, mike. 5:57. people in one small east bay

community on edge after a pair of home invasion robberies. why police think they're linked coming up. also we'll tell you about a stunning car caper. the middle of the night heist that has police looking for more than a dozen high priced vehicles ripped off from a bay area dealership. from the bay area we take you to our nation's capital. a live look at washington d.c. the day after inauguration monday. what a day for the obamas. they are at a prayer service this morning. it is an annual tradition. it's 5:57. stay with us.

an undercover officer shot on the job in oakland. the all out all-night search for suspects. an elderly couple tied up while thieves tore through their

home. want to catch a flight to the super bowl? better start panning for gold. the price you'll pay if you just have to be at that big game. if gold means temperatures near 70 degrees to you, we've got that for today. you missed the rhythm of the rocking rain that returns tomorrow and you'll need your umbrella and we'll tell you when. two early incidents means two big problems early on for two major traffic spots. we'll show you the bay bridge in the san jose area coming up. we'll show you san francisco before the sun comes up. a nice shot with the city sparkling there in the early morning dawn on this tuesday, january 22nd. this is "today in the bay." good morning. thanks for waking up with us. it's 6:01. i'm marla tellez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm jon kelley. we start with the